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Global Neighbor, managed by a father-son duo, discovered the right wavelengths that can be used to kill weeds. This technology could make it easier to maintain solar fields.
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The City of Xenia will hold a public meeting seeking resident input on implementing neXtPlan, a 10-year community strategy covering housing, transportation, business, parks, and infrastructure goals.
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Unofficial results from the November 7, 2023, election for Greene County, Ohio, issues and candidates.
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Central State University has a new Interim President — Dr. Alex Johnson. An African proverb accompanies his picture on the school’s website, ‘If you want to go fast–go alone. If you want to go far — go with others.’
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In Greene County, two municipalities are partnering to help one non-profit expand.
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The Xenia branch of the Greene County Public Library system is undergoing renovations to its facility including expanding its maker space called Spark Place, installing more windows for natural light, and working on roof repairs.
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It was the first public preview of something unique the non-profit is trying to bring to the region: more accurate, historical storytelling with actors who are citizens of federally recognized tribes.
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Central State University President Jack Thomas will not renew his contract.
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The non-profit, whose mission is to tell historically accurate stories with actors who are citizens of federally recognized tribes, is in the middle of a fundraising campaign to launch a Shawnee Living History Tour sometime next year.
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Results for Clark, Montgomery and Greene County local races and issues on the May 2, 2023, primary ballot.
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A Fairborn transgender woman accused of public indecency for using the women's locker room at the Xenia YMCA has been found not guilty.
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Xenia Community Schools is asking voters once again to pass an operating levy. It’s back on the May 2 ballot. It’s not a new tax and Xenia residents' taxes won’t increase.